Virus and bacteria inactivation by CO2 bubbles in solution

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The availability of clean water is a major problem facing the world. In particular, the cost and destruction caused by viruses in water remains an unresolved challenge and poses a major limitation on the use of recycled water. Here, we develop an environmentally friendly technology for sterilising water. The technology bubbles heated un-pressurised carbon dioxide or exhaust gases through wastewater in a bubble column, effectively destroying both bacteria and viruses. The process is extremely cost effective, with no concerning by-products, and has already been successfully scaled-up industrially.

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Garrido Sanchis, A., Pashley, R., & Ninham, B. (2019). Virus and bacteria inactivation by CO2 bubbles in solution. Npj Clean Water, 2(1). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41545-018-0027-5

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